Posted on September 13 2024
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According to Schengen News Reports, Norway has announced updates to the Integration Act to facilitate the integration of more foreign workers in the country. The new changes aim to increase job orientation and expand the program to more immigrants.
Under the new program, candidates must complete a minimum of 15 hours of work-related activities every week to be considered ready for the job market. The program is extended to people aged between 55 and 60 years and aims to provide more opportunities for aged immigrants to migrate and work in Norway.
The government is also planning to increase the formal education period for international students by one year. This move aims to support refugees in completing upper secondary education and taking vocational courses to increase their employment possibilities.
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Recent reports reveal that around 75,000 refugees have settled in Norway in the last three years, of which more than 27% of working-age refugees have been employed in the country. The government has announced and implemented numerous initiatives that have been significantly effective.
As of 2024, the employment rate among working-age Ukrainians in Norway had increased by 11%. The Minister for Employment and Inclusion, Tonje Brenna, stated that the government continues to plan strategies that will lead to successful integration for Ukrainians and other refugee groups.
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